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http://dbpedia.org/ontology/abstract Mães do Deserto foram mulheres ascetas criMães do Deserto foram mulheres ascetas cristãs que viviam nos desertos do Egito, Palestina e Síria nos séculos IV-V. Elas tipicamente viveram em comunidades monásticas que começaram a se formar durante esse período, embora às vezes elas tenham vivido como eremitas. Outras mulheres daquela época que influenciaram os primeiros ascetas ou a tradição monástica, embora não necessariamente tenham vivido no deserto, receberam a denominação de Mães do Deserto. Os Padres do Deserto são muito mais conhecidos porque a maioria dos primeiros textos cristãos foram compilados por homens. Não há escritos diretamente atribuídos as Mães do Deserto — as ocasionais histórias sobre elas vem dos primeiros Padres do Deserto e suas biografias. O , ou Provérbios dos Padres do Deserto, inclui 47 provérbios que são atualmente atribuídos as Mães do Deserto. Há vários capítulos dedicados as Mães do Deserto no de Paládio, que menciona 2975 mulheres vivendo no deserto. Outras fontes incluem as várias histórias contadas ao longo dos anos sobre a vida de santos do período, tradicionalmente chamado vitae ("vida"). A vida de 12 santas do deserto é descrita no Livro I do chamado (Vida dos Padres).a no Livro I do chamado (Vida dos Padres). , Ibu Gurun adalah pertapa Kristen yang tingIbu Gurun adalah pertapa Kristen yang tinggal di gurun Mesir, Israel dan Suriah antara abad ke-4 dan ke-5 Masehi. Mereka biasanya hidup dalam komunitas monastik yang mulai terbentuk pada saat itu, meskipun terkadang mereka hidup sebagai eremit. Wanita lain pada zaman itu yang memengaruhi tradisi pertapaan atau monastik awal saat tinggal di padang pasir juga digambarkan sebagai Ibu Gurun. pasir juga digambarkan sebagai Ibu Gurun. , Desert Mothers is a neologism, coined in fDesert Mothers is a neologism, coined in feminist theology in analogy to Desert Fathers, for the ammas or female Christian ascetics living in the desert of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria in the 4th and 5th centuries AD. They typically lived in the monastic communities that began forming during that time, though sometimes they lived as hermits. Other women from that era who influenced the early ascetic or monastic tradition while living outside the desert are also described as Desert Mothers. The Desert Fathers are much more well known because most of the early lives of the saints "were written by men for a male monastic audience"—the occasional stories about the Desert Mothers come from the early Desert Fathers and their biographers. Many desert women had leadership roles within the Christian community. The Apophthegmata Patrum, or Sayings of the Desert Fathers, includes forty-seven sayings that are actually attributed to the Desert Mothers. There are several chapters dedicated to the Desert Mothers in the Lausiac History by Palladius, who mentions 2,975 women living in the desert. Other sources include the various stories told over the years about the lives of saints of that era, traditionally called vitae ("life"). The lives of twelve female desert saints are described in Book I of Vitae Patrum (Lives of the Fathers). I of Vitae Patrum (Lives of the Fathers). , 사막 교모(沙漠敎母, Desert Mother)란 4세기와 5세기에 이집트와사막 교모(沙漠敎母, Desert Mother)란 4세기와 5세기에 이집트와 팔레스타인 그리고 시리아의 사막에서 생활하던 기독교의 여성 금욕주의자들이다. 일찍이 그들이 은수자들로서 살았다고 해도, 그들은 그 기간 동안에 형성되기 시작한 수도원 공동체에서 거주했다. 사막의 외부에서 거주했을지라도, 그 시기부터 초기의 금욕주의 또는 수도원의 전통들에 영향을 끼친 다른 여성들도 사막 교모들로 서술된다. 사막 교부들이 훨씬 더 잘 알려져 있는데, 초기의 많은 문헌들이 그들에 의해 그리고 그들에 대해서 기술되었기 때문이다. 사막 교모들에게서 직접적으로 기인된 저서들은 없는데, 그들에 관한 이야기들은 초기의 사막 교부들과 그들의 전기들에서 비롯되었다. 《》 또는 《사막 교부들의 고담집》은 사막 교모들에게서 기인된 47 개의 금언들을 포함한다. 사막에서 생활하는 2,975 명의 여성들을 언급한 에 의한 에 사막 교모들에게 헌정하는 여러 장들이 있다. 다양한 이야기들을 포함하는 다른 자료들은 여러 해 동안 전통적으로 vitae("생애")라고 불리는 그 시기의 성인들의 삶에 대해서 전했다.로 vitae("생애")라고 불리는 그 시기의 성인들의 삶에 대해서 전했다. , Con la expresión Madres del desierto o "amCon la expresión Madres del desierto o "ammas del desierto" se conoce a las primeras mujeres del Cristianismo primitivo que decidieron llevar, en el desierto, una forma de vida ascética, propia de ermitañas, anacoretas y monjas, similar a la forma de vida que adoptaron los Padres del Desierto. En los apotegmas que escribieron los Padres, hay referencias a las ammas y a los apotegmas que algunas de ellas escribieron. Se sabe que hubo mujeres que practicaron la vida anacorética. Algunas veces tuvieron que hacerlo vestidas como monjes, como fue el caso de santa Florecia (discípula de santa Triaise, virgen reclusa) o santa Rosalía de Palermo bajo una regla masculina o guía patriarcal. Sara, Sinclética de Alejandría y Teodora, a quienes se les atribuyen apophthegmata, no ocultaron su identidad femenina. Algunas de sus influencias espirituales se pueden apreciar en la vida anacorética femenina de ciertas penitentes, similar a la que había llevado santa María Magdalena, como lo fue la vida de santa María Egipcíaca; también se destaca en esta época la influencia y obra del Itinerario espiritual de Etheria.obra del Itinerario espiritual de Etheria. , Le Madri del Deserto erano delle ascete crLe Madri del Deserto erano delle ascete cristiane che vivevano nel deserto dell'Egitto, di Israele e della Siria tra il IV e il V sec. d.C. Di solito vivevano in comunità monastiche che cominciarono a formarsi in quel tempo, sebbene a volte vivessero come eremite. Anche altre donne di quel tempo che hanno influenzato le prime tradizioni ascetiche o monastiche mentre vivevano nel deserto vengono descritte come Madri del Deserto. I Padri del Deserto sono molto più noti perché molte delle prime biografie dei santi "venivano scritte da uomini per un pubblico di monaci"- le poche storie sulle Madri del Deserto arrivano dai primi Padri del Deserto e dai loro biografi. Molte donne del deserto avevano ruoli di comando nella comunità cristiana. L'Apophthegmata Patrum, o Detti dei Padri del Deserto, include 47 detti che sono attribuiti alle Madri del Deserto. Ci sono diversi capitoli dedicati alle Madri del Deserto nella Storia lausiaca di Palladio, che menziona 2975 donne che vivevano nel deserto. Altre fonti includono storie raccontate negli anni sulle vite dei santi dell'epoca, tradizionalmente chiamate vitae ("vita"). Le vite di 12 sante del deserto sono descritte nel Libro I del (Vite dei Padri).escritte nel Libro I del (Vite dei Padri).
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rdfs:comment Ibu Gurun adalah pertapa Kristen yang tingIbu Gurun adalah pertapa Kristen yang tinggal di gurun Mesir, Israel dan Suriah antara abad ke-4 dan ke-5 Masehi. Mereka biasanya hidup dalam komunitas monastik yang mulai terbentuk pada saat itu, meskipun terkadang mereka hidup sebagai eremit. Wanita lain pada zaman itu yang memengaruhi tradisi pertapaan atau monastik awal saat tinggal di padang pasir juga digambarkan sebagai Ibu Gurun. pasir juga digambarkan sebagai Ibu Gurun. , Le Madri del Deserto erano delle ascete crLe Madri del Deserto erano delle ascete cristiane che vivevano nel deserto dell'Egitto, di Israele e della Siria tra il IV e il V sec. d.C. Di solito vivevano in comunità monastiche che cominciarono a formarsi in quel tempo, sebbene a volte vivessero come eremite. Anche altre donne di quel tempo che hanno influenzato le prime tradizioni ascetiche o monastiche mentre vivevano nel deserto vengono descritte come Madri del Deserto. vengono descritte come Madri del Deserto. , Mães do Deserto foram mulheres ascetas criMães do Deserto foram mulheres ascetas cristãs que viviam nos desertos do Egito, Palestina e Síria nos séculos IV-V. Elas tipicamente viveram em comunidades monásticas que começaram a se formar durante esse período, embora às vezes elas tenham vivido como eremitas. Outras mulheres daquela época que influenciaram os primeiros ascetas ou a tradição monástica, embora não necessariamente tenham vivido no deserto, receberam a denominação de Mães do Deserto.eceberam a denominação de Mães do Deserto. , Con la expresión Madres del desierto o "amCon la expresión Madres del desierto o "ammas del desierto" se conoce a las primeras mujeres del Cristianismo primitivo que decidieron llevar, en el desierto, una forma de vida ascética, propia de ermitañas, anacoretas y monjas, similar a la forma de vida que adoptaron los Padres del Desierto. En los apotegmas que escribieron los Padres, hay referencias a las ammas y a los apotegmas que algunas de ellas escribieron. Se sabe que hubo mujeres que practicaron la vida anacorética. Algunas veces tuvieron que hacerlo vestidas como monjes, como fue el caso de santa Florecia (discípula de santa Triaise, virgen reclusa) o santa Rosalía de Palermo bajo una regla masculina o guía patriarcal. Sara, Sinclética de Alejandría y Teodora, a quienes se les atribuyen apophthegmata, no ocultaron su identidad apophthegmata, no ocultaron su identidad , 사막 교모(沙漠敎母, Desert Mother)란 4세기와 5세기에 이집트와사막 교모(沙漠敎母, Desert Mother)란 4세기와 5세기에 이집트와 팔레스타인 그리고 시리아의 사막에서 생활하던 기독교의 여성 금욕주의자들이다. 일찍이 그들이 은수자들로서 살았다고 해도, 그들은 그 기간 동안에 형성되기 시작한 수도원 공동체에서 거주했다. 사막의 외부에서 거주했을지라도, 그 시기부터 초기의 금욕주의 또는 수도원의 전통들에 영향을 끼친 다른 여성들도 사막 교모들로 서술된다. 사막 교부들이 훨씬 더 잘 알려져 있는데, 초기의 많은 문헌들이 그들에 의해 그리고 그들에 대해서 기술되었기 때문이다. 사막 교모들에게서 직접적으로 기인된 저서들은 없는데, 그들에 관한 이야기들은 초기의 사막 교부들과 그들의 전기들에서 비롯되었다. 《》 또는 《사막 교부들의 고담집》은 사막 교모들에게서 기인된 47 개의 금언들을 포함한다. 사막에서 생활하는 2,975 명의 여성들을 언급한 에 의한 에 사막 교모들에게 헌정하는 여러 장들이 있다. 다양한 이야기들을 포함하는 다른 자료들은 여러 해 동안 전통적으로 vitae("생애")라고 불리는 그 시기의 성인들의 삶에 대해서 전했다.로 vitae("생애")라고 불리는 그 시기의 성인들의 삶에 대해서 전했다. , Desert Mothers is a neologism, coined in fDesert Mothers is a neologism, coined in feminist theology in analogy to Desert Fathers, for the ammas or female Christian ascetics living in the desert of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria in the 4th and 5th centuries AD. They typically lived in the monastic communities that began forming during that time, though sometimes they lived as hermits. Other women from that era who influenced the early ascetic or monastic tradition while living outside the desert are also described as Desert Mothers.sert are also described as Desert Mothers.
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